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CYBER CANDLE HOLDER Aim: to design an ornamental piece to case existing candles. Location within the home: tableware, bookshelf/ shelving unit
Catering to existing product: Candlecup: Aluminium Candle: Paraffin/vegetable wax Assembled size Diameter: 39 mm Height: (2 sizes) 15 mm and 25 mm Burning time: 9 hr
design overview. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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Shape
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Unique packaging
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CYBER THE FEEL OF THE PRODUCT Feel: To develop something that can alter the mood of the room. Ultimately incorporate materials that are associated with craft and candles. Developing a bond between the product and its environment. - Intricacy - Texture -Weight (heaviness) Materials: - Ceramics - Porcelain Size: Initial parametres: 100 mm X 100mm X 100 mm
craft qualities. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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Design/Modelling: Solidworks and illustrator
Product: 3D printing (Additive process)
Packaging: Laser cutting
production method. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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CYBER ADULTS IN GENERAL - Ideally focusing on those who are looking to decorate their own home, or space - Often the people attending craft markets - Also relative to my product age: anywhere from between 25 and above Initial price idea: $50-75.00 dollars each Cost per unit: $60.00 Actual selling price: $75.00
target audience. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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styling board. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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i wish to experiment with unique forms of packaging, with both the product package, as well as carry bags. Though I wish to ensure that a relationship can be forged between the product and its packaging. Looking into existing light bulb packaging, and asking the question, is this the best form? It is recognisable by all whom have even gone to the shops to buy light bulbs. It is a simple packaging form and in terms of transport, the simple rectangular form ensures many can be packed with no unwanted space in shipments.
mood board. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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light bulb inspiration. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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light bulb inspiration. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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I wanted to investigate the shattering light bulb as it is something that creates a unique form, something that looks different every time you see it. I think this is a perfect example for my candle light bulb as the hole created from the shatter means that a tea light can be plced inside easily.
When focusing on inspirations around light, look no further than the light bulb. It is the beacon of model technology which we all use today. However the idea of using the lightbulb as a case for candle light has allowed me to experiment with the form, but with some constraints. The constraints being that the candle must have a whole for heat and smoke to flow out. Also where is this candle holder to be located within a given environment.
shattering inspiration. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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The melting light bulb is something that can relate to a candle, as they both associate melting. However I will need to experiment with how this could potentially be layed out, as the lightbulb is usually vertically alligned which would mean, balance would become a major factor especially when adding a melting candle to the mix. I must ensure that the candle holder is safe when dealing with heat and a flame.
melting inspiration. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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CYBER When focusing on my package design, previously I had expressed interest in areas where packaging is an art form. However with my specific product, I wanted to ensure that the same bond existed from the product with its packaging. Hereby I have opted to build my packaging around the existing light bulb package, as my product itself, replicates the aesthetics of a light bulb.
holder packaging. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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The sketching above is a representation of what I envision the product will look like. The idea is to cross the characteristic of melting, from the candle, and combine it with the form of a light source, in this case, a light bulb. The idea of the light bulb tea light holder is to expand on the idea of the product being synonymous. Hereby creating a tea light bulb.
sketching. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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CYBER The sketching on this page represents some of my ideas associated with form experimentation, as well as focusing on the idea of light reflection and refraction. To allow the product to create its own mood and environment. This allowed me to think outside the phsical characteristics of the product itself and think of its potential surroundings.
sketching. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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CYBER This is an example of my initial packaging layout with basic graphics. However I think the graphics appear juvenile and I think it down grades the appearance of the product itself.
holder packaging. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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CYBER This was an example I found relating to packaging, it would take my design further as this is another layer to the product. This would be a carry bag, that would hold the product already in its box. However I think this takes away from the relationship between the bulb and its bulb box. So i have decided that this is not going to be taken further.
bag packaging. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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CYBER A potential layout for the bag design if I was to take it further. However I have focused my attention of the product and its initial packaging.
bag packaging. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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CYBER Laser cutting template, This is an example of how I would layout my packaging, flat, to ensure that the sheet would have minimum wastage.
laser cutting template. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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product logo development. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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This is my final individual logo design. It was designed to consist of the product itself, a light bulb,and tea light holder. The name ‘SYN’ comes from the idea of a synonym or that something is synonymous, where my product is focused around light. Two main sources of light are the candle, and the light bulb. I wanted to link the two to my product in name as I have tried to design my product to incorporate both products designs into one object.
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individual logo. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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CYBER The following are two examples of my final logo, which is to be used for the class group. This would appear as a simple icon of all of the students packaging. Simply to develop an initial branding and relationship between all of the products, no matter what the products intended market.
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group logo’s. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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MATERIAL:
glazed ceramic WEIGHT:
DWG NO.
A3
candle light bulb SCALE:1:1
SHEET 1 OF 1
engineering drawing. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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CYBER There are 3 materials that are use in my product and packaging. The first is Aluminide, this is a material that is constructed using 3d priting services. It replicates the look and feel of solid metal fittings and is to be used as the base of the light bulb. Hereby replicating the aesthetics of the light bulb fitting. Aluminide is a 3d printing resin that incorporates amulinium flakes to give the feel and appearance of a metalic object.
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Ceramic
The Recycled card I am using, is .7mm thick recycled card as it is a material that hasnt had any additives to its colour or properties. This is an important component when thinking that the product is to be sold at a craft market. The importance of one off pieces and natural colours it essential. The simple box design is used to case the product itself.
I have chosen to use 3d printing for my product as it has allowed my product to come to life, particularly as the form is is complex and not easily replicated by hand modeling. Remembering that the product is to hold a tea light candle, it is essential that the materials used for this product are able to withstand high levels of heat. Therefore I have opted to get my models printed using a combination of white ceramics, that come already glazed and also a satin black finish to diversify my product range.
materials. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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CYBER 3d printing is one of the processes tnat I wished to use to develop my product this semester. I was particularly intrigued by how the process worked, as well as the results that were now made possible. This additive process allowed my to develop the product and tinker with refinements that would only arise once I had crafted a physical model. Using the 3d desktop UP printers I was able to gage a greater understanding of the essential components of my product. These models were completed, and some also failed (pictured below), using an ABS filament. These were greater for refining my design, though could not be used for the final model, as the material could not hold the heat given off by the candle light. Therefore I had outsourced my 3d printing to shapeways where the models would be completed using Aluminide and ceramics, to ensure the product could absorb the heat without warping.
3d printing. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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laser cutting. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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The photos taken on this page show my product in use. As witnessed, they case the tea light succesfully and look great on a dining table or in a display cabinet or anywhere else the user thinks they should belong.
rapid prototyping. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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CYBER These are the final submission models for week 14, I have had an issue with shapeways which has been sorted, but for the time being, the models will not make it in time for submission, I have spoken to my lecturer Nigel, and this has been sorted. This page shows examples of my models for submission.
rapid prototyping. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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product render. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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product render. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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product render. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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product render. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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final package with product. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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final package and product. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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final product. Luke Cutajar Cybercraft Design Elective RMIT I I
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